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Submitted is my candidate of an excellent example of an RFV variation and the not so common RFV marked holster.
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87.06KB Holster marks are Kern Klager & Cie, 1936, Berlin .
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190.76KB Can you see the RFV marks. Look closely. Clue, the marks are stamped upside down from where you are viewing.
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